The Oakland Post 2016-09-28

New Faces. Enrollment numbers drop for the first time in 17 years ; First Debate. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump debate over national issues ; Sweet Victory. Football club defeats MSU 35-0 in homecoming game ; Togas; Theatre and Tailgate: Alumni welcomed back for homecoming ; Looking back: Oakland hosts GOP debate; Hillary Clinton ; Number of students enrolled drops for first time in 17 years: Students' credit load continues to grow; tuition revenue constant ; Accessibility improves thanks to OU Student Congress; more to come ; Search begins for new chief diversity officer candidates: Renamed position will still work closely with human resources; president ; Damnation allowed; regulated in campus ; Student Org profile: Alpha Sigma Phi ; Career fair connections: Career Fair fills Rec Center with job-hungry students ; English department hosts famous authors: Brings in famous authors for poetry; fiction readings ; Kettering Magnetics Lab; Observatory torn down: Old; hidden research facilities on campus quietly demolished ; Police Files: This is not a pipe ; Who took my cigarettes? ; Professor celebrates 20 years of teaching ; Detroit Symphony Orchestra student discount is music to Oakland's ears: Soundcard gives students access to DSO events for $25 ; BeDazzled by Meadow Brook Theatre's new fundraiser: Witches; cider; shopping; a Broadway crooner and more ; The Presidential Debate Breakdown ; Welcome; October ; Drew's Review: Top 10 Songs of 2016 ; Home Sweet Home: Golden Grizzlies celebrate homecoming weekend ; Jobs just don't grow on trees ; Craziest resume formats ; The price of free speech on campus ; Terrorism and truth in the age of criticism: Disingenuity in media; facts of tragic attacks; must be reported ; A closer look: Fear and voting in America ; The President's Report ; Political Focus: Candidate's plans for ISIS ; On the way to the finish line: Community; alumni run annual HAP Brooksie Way race ; Men's soccer wins tough one in Detroit: Squad comes back from 1-0 deficit; league record at 3-0 ; First and second at women's golf tourney ; Women's soccer drops close one: Sharp goals by Alice Palmer; Sydnye Gagner not enough to keep Cleveland State from victory ; Men's soccer scores homecoming win: Oakland scores in first half; holds ground for remainder ; Club football takes down No. 2 MSU